What’s new

The Agent can now run a live web search when your data does not already hold the page it needs, such as recent news about a competitor, a comparison article or a forum thread. It reads a result before relying on it, so answers still point to pages it has opened. Publisher discovery for outreach now picks editorial publishers from a wider set of search results, leaving out vendors, directories and pages in the wrong language. The citation teaser also finds more third-party sources for smaller brands.

Star a page in Pages, add it yourself, or edit Watched pages in Site Optimization settings. They share one list, and scans and nightly page reviews check watched pages first. The remaining budget favours pages AI cites and people visit, then fills from navigation and sitemaps. Newly cited pages on your site join Pages overnight. Scans also flag cited or watched pages that return 404 or 410, with the affected URLs and steps to redirect them. Site Optimization is available on Growth and Scale; saved site sections and page limits still apply.

Open a report to see how many answers came back. Missing results are excluded from presence, and a report with no usable answers has no score. Check coverage before comparing scans: a different mix of available AIs can change the result.

In Citations, source totals and platform counts include matching evidence beyond the first page of URLs. Opening a source keeps the same snapshot, tags and platform, including competitor presence. Counts say whether they cover 30 days or all recorded history, and trends appear only when daily evidence is available. Data through shows when the evidence was observed, so refreshing the page does not make old data look new. Citations is available on every paid plan.

Prompts highlights your brand name while you add questions and in the tracking table. On paid plans, Set health shows how those questions affect your scores and lets you review them together. Keep tracking them with the Branded tag, or move suitable questions to Accuracy within its question limit. Keeping them is the default, and you can undo the review. The Branded filter shows those prompts on their own; tagging them does not remove them from your overall scores.

Shopify fixes support pages and blog articles. For product and collection pages, Trakkr directs you to make the change in Shopify admin instead of offering an unsupported write. Connection setup lists the required permissions and supported changes. AI Pages setup also explains Shopify and Wix limitations before you try to connect. Site fixes require a paid plan, edit access and a supported site connection.

Start from Brand settings or Integrations. Review the products found on your store, choose your questions and market, then follow daily checks from one workspace. Open an answer to see the captured product cards, their order, retailer links and the evidence behind each finding. Setup checks whether your market is supported before monitoring starts.

Learn now opens with practical tasks, from understanding a score to choosing a visibility gap and making your first API request. Search and the help assistant use the same product guides. Answers link to their sources, and the reader makes it easier to move between related pages, copy examples and download a guide. The API reference adds request examples and a sample playground, while product updates have their own RSS feed.

Scan settings now show the website section your audit covers and let you edit it. A brand whose website points to a folder starts with that folder, rather than pulling in sibling brands or countries on the same domain. Manual and weekly scans use the saved scope, and discovery keeps looking within it until the page budget is filled or no more eligible pages can be found.

The browser view now uses the rendered page and waits long enough for JavaScript content to arrive. Comparing it with the server HTML shows which sections a plain crawler fetch misses. Section checks look at the content itself, reducing false warnings when headings differ but the useful text is still present.

Pages reuse data already loaded for the same account, brand and market. Returning to a view keeps its recent data on screen while it refreshes. New reports and successful edits refresh the related views too, including after a connection is restored, so navigating back does not leave you reading an older result.